delays at richardson and chestnut.racle open world is taking place this weekend so we have some closures that start tonight at 8:00. howard street between 3rd and 4th will be shut down until friday, september 24. so expect closures through there. there are more closures taking place throughout the weekend. delays and around the moscone center expected throughout oracle open world. golden gate bridge problem-free looking good both directions. very quiet cross the span, free- flowing. bay bridge no troubles. lights are off at the toll plaza. light traffic approaching the pay gates. 880 so far, so good, northbound no delays to report. everything clear near the coliseum, southbound light as you work your way towards hayward. and getting a look at our drive on 580 and highway 4, first 580 lots of green on the sensors so that means traffic is up to speed. 68 miles per hour. so far, so good through there. if you are taking highway 4 through antioch, just a little sluggish. starting to see speeds around 40 miles per hour but o

>> reporter: kevin richardson takes personal responsibility for all these cats.helped develop this lion park in south africa five years ago for the filming of a movie starring thor, this moody male. five weeks after the cubs mafumu and vayetsi are introduced to their new pride, a tragic discovery. mafumu turns up dead. vayetsi is distraught. and having been separated from other members of the pride for his own safety, lonely. he has lost his best friend. as kevin examines mafumu's corpse, he doesn't see evidence that his death was caused by other lions. >> if he was in a fight, only way they're going to kill this guy is in the neck, immediately a suffocating bite while the others rip him apart. >> reporter: kevin draws another conclusion. >> look at the swelling. i'm thinking puff adder. the tongue swells up, he can't breathe. >> reporter: puff adder snakes are highly venomous, and one bite would have been enough to asphyxiate a young lion mafumu's size. >> i don't even know what to say. >> reporter: with mafumu gone, kevin faces another dilemma, what to do with

among the players not making the cut jay richardson, wide receiver todd watkins and quarterback colt brennan whom they just signed in camp. the matt leinart era is over in the desert. arizona cut ties with the heisman trophy winner. coach whisenhunt said he didn't think he was okay with being the backup. he was supposed to be in the starting role. the cards replaced him with derek anderson. >>> he wasn't a lock for the starting rotation in spring training and began the season on the disabled list. cahill had a chance to take it one step further. the a's and angels. cahill tried to become the first oakland pitcher in three years to win 15 games in a season. going to need help from his lineup. bottom one, no score. jack cust.

>> reporter: lion trainer kevin richardson must carefully analyze the dynamic of this lion pride as he introduces two new member, younger cubs. having grown up orphans together, the two have a close bond. but it's vital they're part of a group of lions. mafumu is the braver one. >> guys to help. >> reporter: bandit appears to be the most aggressive of the lion possi which rightly owned the name "the terrible teen." >> if it doesn't work out i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: eventually the others seem to accept mafumu and bietzi. kevin takes personal responsibility for all these cats. he helps develop this lion park in south africa five years ago for the filming of a movie stars thor, this moody male. since filming, kevin has worried

one of trent richardson's two touchdowns is this 91-yard kick return and again, 62-13, crimson tide and the rich keep getting richer. >> that is sport as we see it now. again, giant's highlights at 10:00. they are tied with the brewers 0-0 in the second. >> coming up on the 10:00 news, saying a final goodbye. friends, family and the community come together for a metroplex service forever one of the victims of the san bruno blast. that story tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> that is our report for tonight everyone. >> thanks for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news. >> good night.

steven richardson, a renowned author and professor of criminal justice at the university of wisconsin oshkosh. i have to say that dr. richards probably will not authorize this, but i am going to make a plug for the book he has written. i want to say he has written the book "convict criminology." another book called "behind bars." and "beyond bars." so check it out on amazon. we also have with us the policy co-director of the national employment law project. and eliza hirsch is the supervising attorney in the clean slate pride is at the east bay community law center. welcome, panelists. i want to tell the audience that while we are having this session, if you have questions, feel free to write them down, and the ushers will get them

i do not know if terry richardson is here from the school alliance. we want to thank her as well. i wanted to start by introducing jim, who has been the president of united administrators of san francisco. he has been instrumental in helping us pull this off every year. [applause] >> good afternoon. 162 years ago, the first school opened its doors in san francisco. ever since then, we have had wonderful teachers and great administrators. this year is no exception. over the next hour or so, we are going to hear stories about all these wonderful people sitting up here. i would just like to add my congratulations to all of them on behalf of the 162 members of

richardson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to insert extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. richardson: mr. speaker, i also rise in support of the berry amendment extension act and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for as much time as she may consume. ms. richardson: h.r. 3116, the berry amendment extension act, was introduced by the gentleman from north carolina, mr. kissell. this legislation would apply procurement requirements that have been in place since 1941 at the department of defense to the department of homeland security. as approved in 1941, the purpose of the berry amendment was to protect the united states from our enemies by requiring that the military maintain rules and regulations regarding the uniforms worn by our soldiers. the extension of the berry amendment to the de

. >> la habilidad diplomÁtica de richardson rechazÓ Ésta reuniÓn. >> aquÍ es mejor que en arizona, porque lado estadounidense. >> los gobernadores de texas y arizona dijeron que no venÍan. >> el gobernador de nuevo mÉxico dijo que la reuniÓn binacional es fundamental para la relaciÓn de los dos paÍses. >> lo importante es dialogar en lugar de aprobar leyes que dividen a la gente. >> esta reuniÓn se realiza en uno de los momentos mÁs difÍciles para la relaciÓn fronteriza, del lado de mÉxico el aumento de la violencia por parte de los cÁrteles de las drogas y del contrabando de indocumentados. en estados unidos el aumento de la retÓrica que criminalizar a los inmigrantes, tema que nos dijo richardson estarÁn sobre la mesa. >> podemos hablar de crimen, violencia, comercio, educaciÓn. >> en santa fe, nuevo mÉxico, jaime garcÍa. >> investigan en jirÓn - houston el hallazgo de tres jÓvenes muertos. ♪ >> las autoridades dijeron que tres niÑos fueron muertos a tiros en un apartamento en houston. se tratarÍa del padre de los menores que intentÓ luego suicidarse y que ahora estÁ en el hospital. int

there was an early morning accident in the marina district, richardson, chestnut and lombard.e have heard that lanes may be blocked. i'll give you details as i get them. >> good thursday morning. it's 5:29 a.m.. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. we're following breaking news in concord. right now investigators are on the scene of an early morning shooting involving one of its own officers. police say a man was walking on clayton road around 2:30 this morning when police tried to stop him. they believe he was a wanted suspect. the suspect ran from officers and then showed a weapon, and that's when officers shot at him. the suspect was injured and taken to john muir hospital. his condition not known right now. our theresa garcia's on the scene and we'll have the latest in a live report coming up in our next half hour. >> public safety officials in san bruno are warning people whose homes were damaged or destroyed by last week's national gas fire to look out for scammers. they're worried about unlicensed contractors coming to the neighborhood. terry mcsweeney is live in san br

the most anotherworthy was defensive end richardson. was never really the same after knee surgery. richardson was the fifth round daft pick out of ohio state in 2007. disc of being the biggest cut in the lead has to go to the cardinal's matt leinart. he was expected to be the quarterback and never really

. >> reporter: lion trainer kevin richardson must carefully analyze the dynamic of this lion pride as he introduces two new member, younger cubs. having grown up orphans together, the two have a close bond. but it's vital they're part of a group of lions. mafumu is the braver one. >> guys to help. >> reporter: bandit appears to be the most aggressive of the lion possi which rightly owned the name "the terrible teen." >> if it doesn't work out i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: eventually the others seem to accept mafumu and bietzi. kevin takes personal responsibility for all these cats. he helps develop this lion park in south africa five years ago for the filming of a movie stars thor, this moody male. since filming, kevin has worried about where funding to maintain the animals will come from. without revenue the park will have to close, the animals either sold or worse put to sleep. >> well, i would hate nothing more than to see this place go and the animals in it. it's my life and soul. >> reporter: the emotional roller coastster is only beginning. five weeks after the

. >> my name is matt richardson, and i live-in districts to very good -- district two. >> you have to speak directly into the microphone. >> i live in district two, and i have a clinical agreed. i am here to speak because i am happy to talk to patients on a weekly basis about weight management. oi am talking about people who are too heavy to perform moderately vigorous activity. obesity is a risk factor such conditions at of to a low quality of life and increase health care bills. i believe it addresses of population that is at risk in addition, when children leave their house, there have with our already is set. the organization for economic cooperation and development says the united states is leading the charge. three of the four americans will be obese by 2020. this is a perfect example. one of the steps is important. >> i did see this, and i noted america has the highest risk of childhood obesity in developed nations. is that one of the conclusions from the report? a lot of chinese officials were saying they are seeing obesity and overweight going up in direct connection with the

.-- el mandatario estatal de nuevo Éxico, bill richardson, reconocio que no es realista esperar un debateÑo pero Í a principios del 2011.--reunidos en santa fe, los gobernadores de estados unidos y mexico aceptaron que hay falta de coordinacÓn entre ambos pÍses para garantizar la seguridad fronteriza.-- la reunÓn iba a realizarse en arizona, pero el lugar se cambÓ debido a la aprobacÓn de la sb-1070. ---una victima mas de la explosion en san bruno descansa ya en su ultima morada. ---se trata de una joven latina cuya muerte deja sumida en el dolor a toda una comunidad.---"flavio lacayo" tiene la historia. -- la compaÍa pg&e publiÓ una lista de ductos de gas natural que representan un peligro.--se trata de un padron de 100 puntos vulnerables a sufrir un siniestro. --la empresa asegura que solo se trata de una lista de las instalaciones que deben tener prioridad en sus planes de mantenimiento, pero que no representan un riesgo inmediato para la poblacion.-- lo curioso es que la seccÓn que explot el pasado nueve de septiembre en san bruno no esÁ en dicha lista. --pg&e establecÓ una Ínea teleÓ

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earl richardson. he was the 11th president serving from 1984 to 2010. he says the state of the art library is a testament to all of the hard work of everyone at morgan. >> when i accept had more honor, i do not accept this honor as something great for earl richardson. i could not have done whatever i did without the effort. and without the support of each of you. >>> they are crawling up the side of houses. they are wig lin into your home. there is a sudden invasion of stink bugs in maryland. >>> they look like a little tank. if you disturb them or crush them, they really do stink stink bugs are congregating. >> i had like 40 in my bedroom. they seem to sneak? through the windows somehow. and my kids are like, get the bugs out. we don't want the bugs. >>> every time i went upstairs. it was worse and worse and worse and worse. >>> what are you going to do? >> well, we stripped the room. bombed it. sealed it up. these bugs have got to go. >>> this stink bug has not made it to america. but by leaping onto cars, they are spreading and now are in maryland. t

los gobernadores mexicanos no querían ir a arizona,ciero isio laision sedeunivish@noticiero ui richardsonn que no venían. y les vamos a mandar todos los documentos de esta sesión pero es la decisión interna y quería que todos si quiera podrían venir, pero tienen sus problemas políticos. >> bueno creo es lamentablemente la posición que está el gobierno de arizona, lo he dicho y gobernadores que están aquí lo han señalado es un mecanismo de discusión para encontrar recetas comunes a problemas comunes. >> quienes participaron en alguna de las trece mes de trabajo de esta reunión fronteriza dicen que se habló de temas muyh@noticiero univisionh@ escuc la apelación la gobernadora en contra de la anu ley. la fecha seráunivh@noticierrimeo uiereunivh@noticiero univisionh incluyendo que la policía preguntara por el estatus de la@ gentdetiene. >> un diario hizo punh@noticier que no pública. - la pregunta refleja la h@noti@ como dice paulina gómez refleja la inxacapacidad de proteger. >> mientras fias diero el notimo ao univ aln cuerpo de lu carlos santiago el reportero asesinadn este cen comercial e

with a richardson, a miss bromo. [applause] there are thousands of view. and to the acc -- the new acorn -- and that is nothing to be ashamed of. and our committee, for sticking this out as long as you have. to the residents who were there from day one. they have been patient throughout. thank you. [applause] i want to thank our friends in labor. there were some heroes that really stepped up. mike casey really stepped up when we needed him. [applause] thank you, manny. there he is. mike, connie ford, and tim paulson, who wish to could have been here. thank you, tim, for your stewardship and support of all of this. i'm sorry to be long winded. i have said this. there's nothing more important. the first department head meeting i had was at west point and middle point. it was literally hours after i was sworn in as mayor. i said we needed to commit ourselves. to be back up where we are rebuilding those hunters point public housing sites, and we have real plans, real money, and real progress is being made. this is a point of personal privilege. we really consu

mike moody, pete richardson and a number of other officers. i told her that monday through friday, i would have one of those officers personally checked in with her. i would see if she had any concerns. that has been going on daily for the last couple of weeks. we have reached out to her. >> we had it in the past. when you have the shooting or the violence, the police response, there is a community response, too. their response on the community basis that will let people know that there are services available. there is an advisory board. people can come and talk to and get services. >> it is probably the most viable resource. >> a community response that goes out of the time of the shooting. not a monthly meeting. >> right. one of the main purposes of the community advisory board is that these members represent various constituencies, and various community groups, and they are a resource. something like that occurs and i can get a hold of alfredo. we can meet at any time when an issue comes up and have a working relationship with 20 different

governor richardson, you mentioned young people. my own experience is that my children came at me like fire breathing dragons when they got out of college. my partner and i own 11 of the 21 offshore pipelines in california at the time. my son compared me to old joe kennedy, a bootlegger. the resonated with me on a number of ways. it always gets me to thinking of the story that i told one night when we were talking about the movie, "climate refugees." my youngest son and i watched the documentary about the civil rights movement in the 1980's. he must've been six years old at the time. we were watching the fire hoses and the young children, and he said, where were you? i said, i was your age, i was 10. he said, where was poppi? i thought about that. i would not want my grandchildren to ask me where i was when this was going on. [applause] it is just an old southern thing to have to tell a story. we have two minutes. if somebody would ask denies question -- ask the nice question? i did make up, governor richards and. >> how can our sta

the richardson avenue accident that we had earlier has been cleared.rning if you're driving on 880 north and southbound in oakland so far so good. here is steve. >> reporter: we're both on twitter. a little shout out to ss muni. they said some nice things. a ttle bend in the clouds. see how it lifts up a little bit. it will be a little warmer today. there's not as much fog and hardly any sea breeze at all. this whole system will start to work towards us. a few high clouds might filter into the north later on. this front is aligning itself. when they align themselves north to south they are weaker. it's really the low that has to come in. we will have some 70s around the bay. 60s by the coast. some low to mid-80s inland. san francisco 56 right now. we'll go 65 for a high. that's four warmer than yesterday. kenwood is 47. that's the coolest i could find. winds are also at 48 degrees. mill valley saw two readings at 50. 30s in the mountains. 58 sacramento. 48 monterey. the key will be the low. the low is continuing to deepen and it's right there. it will

richardson, right up the gut. 39-yard touchdown in the second. next possession.acker, mccarran, hits julio jones. watch this catch. one hand. tide rolls over the spartans 28-3. san jose state gets ripped. >>> big day for the giants. a ninth inning rally against the dodgerererererererererererererer [ female announcer ] it's the jcpenney labor day mattress sale! all gold premium mattresses 50-60% off after $200 instant rebate. plus, get an additional $100 off beautyrest gold mattresses and $200 off beautyrest world class gold mattresses from simmons... featuring super pocketed coil springs to prevent motion disturbance and conform to your shape. after all, it's not just sleep, it's beautyrest. the jcpenney labor day mattress sale. new look. new day. who knew! jcpenney. >> mike: giants in l.a. fating the dodgers. the comeback kid refuse to lose. zito was horrible last night. matt cain on the bump tonight. a three-run blast. and the dodgers take the lead. but the giants were resilient. in the seventh, postie finally breaks through against ted lilly. a soaring blast i

among the players not making the cut jay richardson, wide receiver todd watkins and quarterback colt brennan whom they just signed in camp. the matt leinart era is over in the desert. arizona cut ties with the heisman trophy winner. coach whisenhunt said he didn't think he was okay with being the backup. he was supposed to be in the starting role. the cards replaced him with derek anderson. >>> he wasn't a lock for the starting rotation in spring training and began the season on the disabled list. cahill had a chance to take it one step further. the a's and angels. cahill tried to become the first oakland pitcher in three years to win 15 games in a season. going to need help from his lineup. bottom one, no score. jack cust. derek barton scores all the way from second. beats the throw. 1-0 a's. a's with another single. this time cliff pennington. brings home rog davis. the damage was done. 2-0 a's. cahill wins. >>> another rough outing for barry zito. he lost his fifth consecutive start. luckily for the giant they will try to bounce back with the help of one of their most consistent s

the day i entered harvard law school, the guy sitting next to me was elliot richardson. and we got to be good friends. when i finish harvard law school, first in my class, no firm would give me a job. well, i got my first crack because ellen of that richardson's awful cold paul weisenfield and that's why into debt. and i just think that everybody else is push that way. you know, i've done it, and two of my lawyers. and i really beg you to look at that part of it, because it's amazing how much people like you, they think you get more power than you have. and i really think that those are the things, at least as much the are about these issues. now we talk about housing, i'm a republican so ishouldn't say that. but the reason why you have such a screwed up the totality is that no president, starting with roosevelt, would do anything about it. and so, therefore, when the lights went to the suburbs they got the mortgages in everything. and only changed when bill clinton and george bush came along. and they said a lot of people there didn't have moey to pay, and you've got th

no querían ir a arizona, dónde er la sede en junio fue cancelada pero han habilidad del gobierno richardsonndar todos los documentos de esta sesión pero es la decisión interna y quería que todos si quiera podrían venir, pero tienen sus problemas políticos. >> bueno creo es lamentablemente la posición que está el gobierno de arizona, lo he dicho y gobernadores que están aquí lo han señalado es un mecanismo de discusión para encontrar recetas comunes a problemas comunes. >> quienes participaron en alguna de las trece mes de trabajo de esta reunión fronteriza dicen que se habló de temas muy delicados. como el aumento de la retórica anti migrante en estados unidos y el contrabando de armas hacia méxico. el tema de el tráfico de armas nosotros esperamos que la colaboración de autoridades sea más eficaz. >> en santa fe nuevo méxico jaime garcía univisión. >>> y la no vena corte fijó fech para escucho á la apelación la gobernadora en contra de la decisión que anuloó parte de la ley. la fecha será el próximo primero de noviembre. y quiere que la corte todo y el departamento de justicia logró cuna j

defensive end jay richardson, wide receiver todd watkins and colt brennan who they just signed in campidn't make it. the entire draft class did make the roster. the seahawks parted ways with t.j. houshmandzadeh sparking rumors of where the veteran will wind up. tom cable said the team is going to take a lock at him to see if something could work out. not committing but he didn't shoot it down as they shot down the matt leinart rumors. >> you never know. thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. "tech now" is coming up next. see you at 11:00. until then, good night. coming up .. technow gets you social networked .. no matter how old you are .. new l-e-d technology shines brightly.. a rocketship is ready to fly your imagination to the

steven richardson, a renowned author and professor of criminal justice at the university of wisconsinkosh. i have to say that dr. richards probably will not authorize this, but i am going to make a plug for the book he has written. i want to say he has written the book "convict criminology." another book called "behind bars." and "beyond bars." so check it out on amazon. we also have with us the policy co-director of the national employment law project. and eliza hirsch is the supervising attorney in the clean slate pride is at the east bay community law center. welcome, panelists. i want to tell the audience that while we are having this session, if you have questions, feel free to write them down, and the ushers will get them some you. at the end of the discussion, we will have a question and answer session. dr. richards, it is my understanding you have some personal experience in this area. i would ask you to share your experiences with us and tell us about the barriers that exist for people who have a criminal record. >> i'm a convicted felon. i'm an ex-con. and i'm a professor. i

i do not know if terry richardson is here from the school alliance. we want to thank her as well. i wanted to start by introducing jim, who has been the president of united administrators of san francisco. he has been instrumental in helping us pull this off every year. [applause] >> good afternoon. 162 years ago, the first school opened its doors in san francisco. ever since then, we have had wonderful teachers and great administrators. this year is no exception. over the next hour or so, we are going to hear stories about all these wonderful people sitting up here. i would just like to add my congratulations to all of them on behalf of the 162 members of the united administrators of san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, jim. another partner of ours is united educators of sentences go. i want to welcome mr. dennis kelly, the president. [applause] >> thank you all for being here. it is a great honor and a great privilege to be able to recognize the work that all of these good people have done. some of these -- even the administrators. we have known to the since she wa

we have arch bishop richardson, amos lynne, natia, and lupe. thank you.as you are speaking, you can take the mike here, this microphone here. are director? >> i am sorry [inaudible] >> great. if you would pay attention over here, you will get your time pointer from this gentleman over here. when you see 30 seconds, there will be a bill. you can go ahead. you are first up. >> hi. i represent immigration and i apologize for the baby screaming just now. we had to bring her. we spoke earlier on bye national couples. i am a foreigner, but lucky enough to have a card. we cannot operate like a billings. the only way that i can stay here is by getting my visa, whether a student or work visa. every time you get a visa, you have to leave the country to renew your visa and prove you are going to go back home. every time you leave the country, it is really scary because you have no idea who is interviewing you in the glass window and whether your application will be denied or not. one thing by federal law, it doesn't recognize marriages performed anywhere. i am one o